Sentence examples for respondents list from inspiring English sources

Topping respondents' list of pet peeves (after high cost) was slow execution, followed by difficult communication, and an inability to track the status of an application.

In a poll released last year by the Pew Research Center, two-thirds of Americans agreed that there were "strong conflicts between the rich and poor" — up substantially from when the question was asked in 2009 — but in a Gallup poll taken at the height of Occupy Wall Street, in the fall of 2011, reducing the income and wealth gap was low on respondents' list of priorities for government action.

Sixteen respondents list their religious preference as Christian, 11 identify as agnostic, and 13 report being atheists.

58% of respondents list English as their mother tongue, while 96% state having knowledge of English.

In particular, public health messages spread via social media will need to backed up by information spread via more traditional channels, which respondents list as being common sources of trusted information on the outbreak.

For example, many respondents list "family" as a cue label, but it can have various meanings for the individual: feeling secure, taking care of the children, loving and being loved, or pleasure in social activities of the family.

In addition to security issues, respondents listed unemployment, the poor economy and corruption as major concerns.

For credit card brands, survey respondents listed Visa.com first, then Mastercard.com and AmericanExpress.com.

And respondents listed education and housing as the top issues they would like to see addressed during the next mayoral term.

Fortunately only a minority of respondents listed making money as "extremely important" – around 20% of self-published writers, and about a quarter of traditionally-published authors.

In a recent survey of M.B.A. students at 15 major business schools, respondents listed the factors most important to them in choosing a job.